By Plenary Sessions: Reili Rand

The focus is on challenging the prerequisites and foundational documents established by the government for the construction of a nuclear power plant. The speaker operates as a critical scrutinizer of the government's activities, demanding the presentation of economic and technological assessments.

The focus is on legislative oversight and the justification behind government decisions, rather than initiating new draft legislation. Specifically, questions are being raised regarding public engagement in the Natura assessment and the economic and technological rationale behind the government's actions (the national special plan and the Nuclear Energy Act).

The legislative focus is currently aimed at scrutinizing the action plans and specific steps taken by the government sector within the education and youth fields. The speaker acts as a critical opponent of the government’s plans and demands clarity regarding the broader impacts of the proposed changes.

The legislative focus is on measures seeking gender balance, including the establishment of specific norms for listed companies. The speaker opposes the specific decision regarding the appointment of the ERR council but broadly supports draft legislation that creates equal opportunities. Additionally, questions were raised about ensuring public participation in the Natura assessment process.

The legislative focus is on amendments to the Weapons Act, which are necessary to empower the defense industry. The speaker is a critic who demands an end to the unacceptably long delay associated with adopting this legislation.

The legislative priority is to initiate changes to the school meal subsidy and establish new procurement rules that would favor healthier and locally sourced ingredients. The speaker is actively seeking these initiatives and demands specific draft bills from the Rural Affairs Committee.

The legislative focus is directed towards criticizing the social impact of the casual wage bill and demanding the restoration of funding for regional infrastructure projects (the Haapsalu railway). Clarity is also being sought regarding the timeline for the ferry procurement tender and the continuation of regional industrial policy, in order to ensure long-term stability for the regions.